Anna Gould Weds the Prince Today
Madame Amna Gould formerly the Countess de Cabtethene and Prince Heté de Saam were married in Mendon with Civil Service at Strand Registry Office officiated by Registrar Graddock. The couple then married at the French Protestant Church with simple ceremonies and no attendants. They will depart for Paris tomorrow.
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Mendon
Amna Gould
Countess de Cabtethéne
Prince Helté’ de Sa
Strand “Registry Office
Graddock
George Gould
Winchester Gun Club Holds First Annual Shoot Near Reservoir Park
The Winchester Gun Club hosted its first annual shoot on the club grounds near Reservoir Park. Though not as heavily attended as hoped, the event drew many spectators and produced a high number of broken targets. J. P. Haddox and F. B. Anderson tied for high average, with J. W. Beale and John Hook contesting for the average title.
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Winchester Gun Club
Reservoir Park
J. P. ‘Haddox
F. B. ‘Anderson
Rey
J. W. H. Beale
John Hook
Mr. Hook
Yard Party at Meeting House Hill
Sunday School hosts a yard party at Meeting House Hill on Friday and Saturday nights July 17 and 18 from 6 to 9. The event invites all neighbors to join with games food and fellowship.
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Meeting House Hill
Yard Party at Cherry Grove Near Rosenber
Public invited to a yard party at Cherry Grove near Rosenberg on Friday and Saturday nights July 10 and 11 from 7 PM to 3 AM.
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Cherry, Grove
Rosenber
Soldiers Camp in Winchester On Civil War Training Tour
United States Army officers and service school students from Fort Leavenworth camped in Winchester for two days. Major Morrison commands a unit of 32 officers 22 students 8 instructors and 2 Mexican officers. They plan to visit Civil War battlefields around Winchester and then proceed to Gettysburg by July 13, continuing from Manassas last week.
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Middletown
United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Winchester
Equity Improvement 4 Company
Morrison
Gettysburg
Manassas
Serious Charge Against Marpole
Chief Seabright Officer McCarty and Sergeant Taylor arrested George Marpole a white man about 35 for criminally assaulting an 11 year old white girl named Ritter of North Kent street. Marpole is at City Hall for a preliminary hearing with Dr Latane summoned to testify. Marpole's wife is Nannie Wodlingham.
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Seabright
McCarty
Taylor
George Marpole
Ritter
North Kent Street
Marpole
City Hall
Edna Farnsworth Recites At Ridgeview Party
Miss Edna Farnsworth of Summit Point West Virginia visited Miss Virginia Whisson in the city. She recited at the Ridgein party held at the Red Man's hall last night and was widely congratulated for her talent.
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Edna Farnsworth
Summit Point
W. Va
Virginia Whisson
Red Man's Hall
Quadrill On Skates Introduced At Market Street Rink
An unexpected quadrill on roller skates captivated patrons at the Market Street rink last night. Spectators praised the routine as more effective than the grand march and the skaters performed with notable precision.
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Market St
Bryan on the First Ballot at Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention opens in Denver with A Bell of California presiding as temporary chair. Bryan is favored for the first ballot despite New York’s pivotal votes and ongoing opposition led by Murphy. Alice Longworth and William Howard Taft’s sister are noted arrivals, as Ohio backs Johnson for national committeeman.
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Denver
Colorado
Winchester and Washington City Railway annual meeting held
The Winchester and Washington City Railway Company held its annual stockholders meeting this afternoon at Hansbrough Carter building offices. Chairman H Hansbrough read the annual reports and officers were elected: President S. I. Hansbrough, Vice President Chives Mullikin, Secretary Treasurer Shirley Carter. Directors named from Winchester and nearby towns.
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Winchester and Washington City Railway Company
Hansbrough & Carter
H. Hansbrough
Ag . Hansbrough
Chives
Mulliking
Shirley Carter
Hatypbrough
Charles Mullikix
EV. Weems
L. F. Cooper
W. H. Baker
L. ‘Hoover
W*nchester; Col. R. Pp. Chew
Charles Town
A. Modie
Berryville
H. 0. Warden
Clarke County
Thirteen Added to Heat Victims in New York City
Thirteen more died from the heat, bringing the one day total to twenty one in New York City. The heat wave worsens with higher humidity and a slight cooling trend unclear. The latest victim is Mrs. Harry Wyndham Walker, formerly Dorothy Revell, a stage figure, dying in her Hotel Wood apartment. Hospitals report overwhelmed emergency staff and ambulances, with horses collapsing from demand.
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New York City
Harry Wyndham Walker
Hotel Wood
Dorothy Revell
Barn Burned At White Post Reveals Heavy Loss
A barn on John Atmel’s farm in Clarke County Virginia burned to the ground with hay and harness lost. The livestock escaped injury. Discovered around 10 o clock the fire spread rapidly, totaling about $1,000 in loss with insurance in W T Lewis’s Berryville agency.
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Clarke County
John At
Farmed Players To Charles Town Face Off In Charity Game
Charles Town hosts a fast paced baseball matchup with seven Winchester players loaned to the local club. Prof. Page Andrews, ex Winchester, now pitches for Shepherdstown. Winchester rooters travelled this morning hoping for victory and to return with pride.
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Charles Town
Sessions This Week At The New Rink
The New Rink on Stewart Street hosts sessions this week on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings with Saturday afternoon and night sessions as well. Each night during the week offers skating practice and instruction for all skill levels.
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Stewart Street
Second Week of Teachers' Normal Program Expands
The Winchester Summer Normal reports a 60 percent enrollment rise from 1908 and 26 percent over 1907, with daily student arrivals. Conductor Harris drives a strong faculty and new courses in music, drawing, and drawing. Miss Ide and M. Watt lead advanced courses. public lectures and entertainments run July 10 to 24, open to all with a small spelling bee fee.
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Elta
Hayes
Chade City
Vaz
Ide
M. Watt
Lynehurs City
Im Winchester
Beatrice Welle
1906
City Common Council Meets At City Hall This Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the Common Council is set for 8 o clock this evening at City Hall. It is unclear what issues will be brought before the municipal lawmakers but it was indicated there would be some action as usual with a quorum present.
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Common Council
Whiskey Barrels For Sale At Savage's Aldostand
About 30 whiskey barrels for cider or vinegar are offered for sale at Savage's aldostand. Buyers are urged to act quickly as supplies may become scarce.
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Savage's Aldostand
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Cumberland County
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Power Company’s Annual Meeting
Winchester Tea Co
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White Post
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Baker
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Page Andrews
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